Biden's boondoggle economy

 DC Daily Journal:

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The American people have been fed a lie about Joe Biden’s economy, and the truth is finally breaking through. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) dropped a bombshell on Tuesday, revealing that the U.S. economy added 911,000 fewer jobs from April 2024 to March 2025 than previously claimed. This isn’t just a minor tweak—it’s the largest downward revision in BLS history, exposing the hollow promises of Biden’s alleged economic recovery. The Trump administration is rightfully sounding the alarm, calling for a complete overhaul of the broken system that propped up these false numbers.

“Today, the BLS released the largest downward revision on record proving that President Trump was right: Biden’s economy was a disaster and the BLS is broken,” White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt declared. Her words cut through the fog of Washington’s spin, laying bare the reality that the Biden administration’s job numbers were a mirage, designed to mislead hardworking Americans, businesses, and policymakers who depend on accurate data to make critical decisions.

The scale of this revision is staggering. The BLS admitted to overcounting private sector non-farm jobs by a whopping 880,000 and government jobs by 31,000. Break it down, and the picture gets even uglier: retail trade was inflated by 126,200 jobs, wholesale trade by 110,300, leisure and hospitality by 176,000, professional and business services by 158,000, and manufacturing—crucial to America’s industrial heartland—by 95,000. These aren’t just numbers; they represent real livelihoods, real opportunities, and real economic stability that never existed under Biden’s watch.
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This is another example of the politics of fraud.  It looks like an attempt to mislead voters by a Democrat administration.  Those responsible for this attempt to mislead the country should be held accountable.  Whether it was a mistake or an intentional attempt to mislead for political gain, being this far off does not look like an accident.

See also:

White House: New Stats Reveal 'Broken' Labor Bureau

And:

 Trump War Room

: "In the benchmark year, March 2024 to 2025, shows that the job growth was vastly weaker during the Biden Administration than ever previously reported...job growth was actually OVERSTATED by approximately 2 million jobs."

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